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A possibly habitable world just turned up around a calm red dwarf — a rare quiet star that might not blast its planet’s air away with constant flares

By BeckhamLangford

Astronomy

The James Webb telescope just peered into the heart of a distant galaxy and watched a supermassive black hole devour gas faster than theory says it should

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A new meteor stream crossing Earth’s path traces straight back to a dying asteroid — the first time a rock’s slow breakup has been caught this way

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Astronomers tracing the universe’s most powerful cosmic rays just found a hidden pattern that could finally reveal where the mysterious particles are born

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A magnitude 5.7 earthquake just rattled the remote South Sandwich Islands — the single strongest jolt anywhere on the planet in the past day

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Animals

Scientists sent a robotic hawk into starling flocks and finally cracked how a murmuration turns on a dime without a single mid-air crash

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The James Webb telescope just read the layered walls of a vast canyon near Mars’s equator — decoding a buried history of flowing water and volcanic fire

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NASA’s Perseverance rover just rolled up on a neat stack of rocks on Mars that looks far too tidy to have formed on its own

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Animals

A six-year global study just found most wild animals change how they move the moment humans are near — and gray wolves roam farther to avoid us

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A trail of shooting stars just gave astronomers the smoking gun of an asteroid quietly crumbling under the Sun’s heat — shedding debris along its orbit

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Astronomers just spotted a possibly temperate super-Earth circling a quiet nearby red dwarf — sitting in the narrow zone where liquid water could survive

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Biology

The same amino acid in your steak and eggs just supercharged the tiny power plants inside cells — shielding the proteins that keep your energy running

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Indonesia just put Awu volcano on standby as fresh tremors shake one of the country’s deadliest peaks — tens of thousands live inside its blast radius

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Astronomy

Scientists just used Webb to study ancient ‘monster stars’ — giant suns that may explain how the universe’s first black holes were born

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Astronomy

NASA’s Webb just peered into the heart of the Circinus galaxy — peeling back the dust to watch a supermassive black hole feed

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Mayon volcano keeps pushing glowing rockfalls and lava down its slopes as 287,000 Filipinos remain locked out of the danger zone

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Astronomy

A coronal hole on the sun just aimed fast solar wind at Earth — pushing the northern lights farther south than usual for the next few nights

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Japan’s Sakurajima just kept erupting from its Minamidake crater — hurling ash and rock from one of the world’s most restless volcanoes

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A magnitude 5.9 earthquake just rocked Japan’s southern islands near Wadomari — strong shaking felt across the Amami chain before dawn

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A magnitude 6.6 earthquake just struck the East Pacific Rise — one of three strong quakes to rattle the Pacific in a single day

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